Suk, PMGC 2020 MVP
At the first PUBG Mobile Global Championship in Dubai, the Grand Finals MVP award went to Suk of 4 Angry Men, in the tournament Nova Esports of China won in January 2021.
Nova finished eighth in the league stage with 366 points, then scored 319 points in the Grand Finals to become the first PMGC champions.
Feng Shujie, known as Suk, is a Chinese player best known for his Grand Finals MVP award at the first PUBG Mobile Global Championship in Dubai, where Nova Esports of China won the title in January 2021 with 319 points in the Grand Finals. Suk played for 4 Angry Men at that event, the roster that finished second behind Nova. He remains active.
The Grand Finals MVP award carried a $10,000 prize, and Suk also took The Gunslinger award at the same finals, with no cash prize attached to it.
By 2025, Suk was on Weibo Gaming's roster, with his Liquipedia portrait captioned from PMGC 2025 in Weibo colours.
Achievements
| Date | Place | Tier | Tournament | Team | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26 Jan 2021 | 2nd | S | ![]() | ![]() | $505,250 |
Awards & honours
- Tournament MVP

PMGC 2020
- Grand Finals MVP

PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2020 source
- The Gunslinger

PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2020 source
Event Earnings
Team prize money from events this player attended. Individual splits are not publicly documented, so no per-player share is shown.
| Event | Date | Team | Place | Team prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() | 26 Jan 2021 | ![]() | 2nd | $505,250 |
| Total | $505,250 |
Team prize money by year
- 2021$505,250
FAQ
What is Suk's real name?
Suk's real name is Feng Shujie.
Which team did Suk play for at PMGC 2020?
Suk played for 4 Angry Men at PMGC 2020.
What award did Suk win at PMGC 2020?
Suk won the PMGC 2020 Grand Finals MVP award, worth $10,000, and the Gunslinger award.